Quickstart

Go from a new account to your first validated finding. Cyrion AI runs entirely in the app, so there is nothing to install.

Go from a new account to your first validated finding. Cyrion AI runs entirely in the app, so there is nothing to install.

1. Create your account

Sign up at app.cyrion.ai. A new account starts on the Free plan, which lets you explore a complete demo scan and sample report.

2. Choose a plan for live scanning

Live scanning starts on Lite. Open Settings → Subscription to pick a plan. Each paid plan includes a monthly credit balance that your scans draw from. See Plans & Pricing and Credits & Usage.

3. Register a target

Open Targets and add the website, IP range or repository you want to test. Scans are always bound to a registered target, which keeps testing inside the scope you declared.

Tip: Lite includes 1 registered target, Hacker 5, Red Team 10 and Enterprise is unlimited.

4. Start a scan

Select New Scan from Projects. The wizard has three steps.

  1. Target — pick your registered target and confirm the target type. Cyrion AI detects the type from what you enter, and you can override it.
  2. Configuration — choose a scan mode, then add authentication, rules of engagement and any extra instructions.
  3. Review — check the summary, then sign the engagement and authorization agreement.

Before an immediate scan starts, a pre-scan health check confirms the target is reachable and your account is ready. You can also schedule the scan for later instead.

5. Watch it work

The scan opens on the Projects board. Open it to follow live agent activity, tool runs and findings as they are confirmed. You can pause, resume or stop at any time.

6. Review findings and report

Validated findings appear under Vulnerabilities, grouped by severity. Open a finding to see its proof of concept, then generate a report from Reports.

  • Quick: 30 min
  • Standard: Balanced coverage
  • Aggressive: Deep testing
  • Thorough: Maximum coverage

Tip: New to Cyrion AI? Start with a Standard scan against a staging copy of your application, then move to deeper modes once you are happy with the scope.

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